Peck, listed at 6 feet, 2 inches and 239 pounds, fits best in the NFL as a tight end. He’s OK with the switch.

“Working more with a three-point stance,” said Peck, who met with the Oakland Raiders after Fresno State’s Pro Day workouts wrapped up March 22. “Get used to more tight end mechanic stuff. Working on my feet and blocking. I feel like my route running is pretty good. For me, the position switch, it’s about getting more to a three-point stance.”

Peck talked with Packers tight end coach Brian Angelichio for an hour, going over video of his workout and him in action during games..

Last season, Peck finished with 46 receptions for 630 yards and three touchdowns.

Glass met with and worked out for the Los Angeles Rams. He was listed at 5-11 and 190 pounds at Pro Day.

“Rams workout went well,” said Glass, who had 57 tackles, two interceptions and one forced fumble as a cornerback last season. “Talked to the defensive backs coach after and he said he liked what he saw from me. Hopefully I hear something from them.

“I’m ready to see what’s going to happen because there is a lot of good defensive backs in this draft, including myself, but I just can’t wait to get that call and be on my way to camp.”